Evolution of Sino Pakistan relations and implications for India : Occasional monograph

By:

"Giri, Nikhilesh Chandra"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Foreign service Institute; 2003Description: 174pSubject(s):

Sino - Foreign relation - Pakistan

DDC classification:

327.5105491 GIR

Summary: The present work aims at looking into the facts and events of history and analyzing them to develop a firm unders tanding of what have been the factors (domestic compulsions, global events and ideological perceptions of the leadership including) that once necessi tated the development of an "anti-India" China-Pakistan axis in the sixties and seventies and how currents winds of change have blunted those venomous fangs with special emphasis on the observed trends.

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The present work aims at looking into the facts and events of history and analyzing them to develop a firm unders tanding of what have been the factors (domestic compulsions, global events and ideological perceptions of the leadership including) that once necessi tated the development of an "anti-India" China-Pakistan axis in the sixties and seventies and how currents winds of
change have blunted those venomous fangs with special emphasis on the observed trends.

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